Hi Judy -
Yes, we got started.
Our main resource is the code included with the Minecraft Education Edition materials on their website. Our kids are in Grade 4, so they are doing a lot of reproducing and debugging at this stage. We have included some lessons that allow kids to break code. Primarily, we are focusing on building a city, so our kids replicate code for cuboid, rectangular prisms, roads, walls, surfaces and tunneling. Our culminating project will be for the students to create a city using this code, along with their own.
Minecraft has been great during remote learning.
A few things to note:
Multiplayer in Education Edition is buggy and unreliable, especially if students are in multiple locations.
I have never been able to get the pyramid code on the Minecraft Education website to work. A lot of people seem to struggle with this one.
Rob